Aboriginal Artisans and Designers: Tools, Weapons, and Ceremonial Art Lesson 2
Read about The Wägilak Project in the Gandjaḻaḻa: The Sugarbag Hunter Multi-touch Book on pages 60–63. Record what Mr Roy Ashley Waṉapuyŋu did that is…
Year Level: Year 7
Aboriginal Artisans and Designers: Tools, Weapons, and Ceremonial Art Lesson 1
Listen to the Wägilak Welcome to Country with your students on page 5 of Gandjaḻaḻa: The Sugarbag Hunter Multi-touch Book Talk about and locate Yolŋu…
Aboriginal Artisans and Designers: Tools, Weapons, and Ceremonial Art
Aboriginal Artisans and Designers: Tools, Weapons, and Ceremonial Art 2 lessons x 60 minutes Overview Lessons Media Worksheets Protocols Overview Overview This focus area is…
Aboriginal Artisans and Designers: Tools, Weapons, and Ceremonial Art
This focus area is an exploration of the art and design work in Wägilak communities. It examines the central role of art and design in Wägilak li…
Gija Welcome
Gija Elder and Gawarre Traditional Owner, Shirley Drill, welcome to Gawarre (Bungles Bungles) on Gija Country.
Nyikina Welcome
Nyikina Elders, Annie Nayina Milgin and John Darraga Watson welcome you to Nyikina Country.
Living Waters – Year 7 English
Explore the importance of water for First Nations peoples. The starting point for learning is through the representation of water in two Aborigin…
Living Waters – Year 7 Geography
Explore the importance of water for First Nations peoples. The starting point for learning is through the representation of water in four Aborigina…
Woonyoomboo – The Night Heron film
Woonyoomboo is a major Creation Ancestor for the Nyikina people. This story shows how and where Woonyoomboo lived and travelled and how he brought the…
The Eagle, the Crow and the Bat
The Eagle, the Crow and the Bat is a teaching that explains how the Crow discovered fire and why his feathers are black today.
